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Company Description Bosch Thermotechnology AB in Tranås develops, manufactures, and sells advanced heat pumps that harness energy from nature’s own resources – rock, water, and air. In Tranås, you’ll find both our production unit and our competence and development center, where we constantly strive to stay at the forefront . Here we create smart solutions that simplify everyday life, contribute to a greener future, and provide our customers with safety and comfort We believe in technology that makes a difference – technology that is Invented for life . Job Description Your Responsibilities Development of software-supported functions for the design and configuration of heat pump systems as well as heating, cooling, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems Revision, optimization, and adaptation of existing calculation algorithms Backend development and integration of new functionalities into an existing software architecture Graphical modeling of an HVAC system configurator Qualifications Your Profile Degree in Mechanical Engineering, Energy Engineering, Building Services Engineering, Physics, Engineering Physics, or a comparable technical field Strong abstract and formal-logical thinking skills Programming experience in common languages such as C# or VB Basic knowledge of mathematics and physics, ideally with strong expertise in thermodynamics Strong interest in the design and configuration of complex technical systems Structured way of working in an agile environment and strong teamwork skills Additional Information Welcome to Tranås – the heart of Bosch Home Comfort in Sweden Tranås, beautifully located by the idyllic Lake Sommen and surrounded by forests and nature reserves, is home to Bosch Thermotechnology AB in Sweden. Here, more than 600 associates work in manufacturing and research & development of innovative heating solutions for a sustainable future. At Bosch, we care about you, our business, and the environment. We offer more than a job – we help you grow in your career and as a person. Life is about balance, and we support your goals, whether they involve new challenges, development, or time for family and hobbies. Join a workplace that values individuality, openness, and trust, where you can be yourself and be inspired by diverse perspectives from around the globe. Join us in Tranås or Copenhagen and be part of shaping tomorrow’s energy solutions – in a workplace where innovation meets quality of life. Here, you’ll find not just a job – but a lifestyle. Compensation and Benefits Competitive salary, Pension plans, health insurance, and other benefits according to the collective bargin. Flexible working hours and hybrid work options (depending on role). Employee discounts on Bosch products.
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